The latest alpaca death brings the overall number of animals killed by the escaped jaguar to seven. Four alpacas, one fox and one emu died Saturday morning from injuries sustained after Valerio the jaguar escaped his enclosure and attacked zoo animals in surrounding exhibits.

The zoo acquired the alpacas in March from farms in Mobile, Alabama, and south Mississippi. The all-female herd resided in an enclosure neighboring the jaguar's facility within the zoo's "Jaguar Jungle" exhibit.

The alpaca that died overnight was the zoo's last living alpaca.

Two foxes that were also injured survived overnight. One of the foxes, Copper, remains in critical condition. Rusty, the other fox, is doing better. Both are being monitored by Audubon Zoo veterinarians.

Valerio, the 3-year-old male jaguar, will be sedated today and examined for any injuries he might have sustained during the escape.

A staff member noticed Valerio had escaped from the "Jaguar Jungle" exhibit around 7:20 a.m. Zoo officials sedated and captured him by 8:15 a.m.

On Saturday afternoon, officials said an early inspection of his enclosure found the roof was "compromised." The investigation into Valerio's escape is ongoing, but initial findings concluded that keeper error was not a factor.

The zoo was closed for the remainder of Saturday but reopened at 10 a.m. Sunday.

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